Registration and Political Action Stressed at Meeting
The director of personnel warned that striking while our contract remains in force would be illegal. We have no plans to break obligations and will cooperate fully with all United Steel.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1949
Page
6
The director of personnel warned that striking while our contract remains in force would be illegal. We have no plans to break obligations and will cooperate fully with all United Steel.
The annual Fireworks Carnival and Sky Revue at Coney Island Cincinnati runs daily from Aug 26 through Labor Day Sept 5 with 4 and 9 pm shows on The Mall except Aug 29 closing day. Arthur Rozzi directs fireworks with aerialists the Miles and Flying Romas performing on 135 foot rigging. The piece notes union activity and voting registration details plus wind tunnel funding in the Senate.
At the Joint Board meeting Amalgamated Clothing Workers officials announce renewal memos signed and to be ratified locally. Arthur Hartmann notes Local 566-ACW affiliates with Kentucky CIO Council as work picks up and a nationwide union label campaign is to contact merchants and promote open shop risks to wages.
The Cincinnati Clothing Workers Joint Board ACW of A reports 1949 Q2 benefits totaling nearly 16000 for disability and hospital costs plus maternity, surgical, and sick payments. Since 1947 the national retirement plan has seen 123 Cincinnati retirees with eight more in process. Employers fund 2 percent for sick benefits and 3 percent for retirements. Over 4000 Cincinnati men in the shirt and tie trades are covered by Amalgamated Insurance Fund.
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